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Markets breathing again

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
May 13, 2025
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After days of tension along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, the ceasefire pact between the two nations—India and Pakistan, have brought relief to the people across the region as the fresh agreement has revived daily life again. Traders and shopkeepers, many of whom were grappling with dwindling sales, shuttered shops and growing anxiety, are finally seeing signs of normalcy return. The buzz of shoppers, once silenced by fear, is returning to the marketplaces. This renewed rush in the markets is more than a mere economic uptick; it is a sign of collective healing. For small-scale traders and shopkeepers, the ceasefire is a lifeline. Many depend on daily earnings, and the prolonged instability had not only drained their financial reserves but also threatened their very survival. Their joy at seeing customers once again is both economic and emotional—it means food on the table, bills paid and hope restored. Consumers, too, are stepping out cautiously but with a sense of purpose. With the approach of festivals and wedding seasons, shoppers are eager to make delayed purchases. There’s a palpable desire to reclaim a semblance of everyday life, and bustling markets are a symbol of that resilience. Authorities must ensure that the ceasefire holds, and steps should be taken to convert this fragile calm into lasting peace. Confidence-building measures, better infrastructure support and a focus on the local economy can fortify the gains made during this period. In this moment of fragile optimism, we must listen to the voices of the shopkeepers and traders—those who form the backbone of our local economy. Their happiness today is a reminder of how deeply peace is interwoven with prosperity.

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